The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-17
WARD MEETINGS LAST NIGHT,

lsT WARD.
There was large and enthusiasts
tic meeting of this Ward in st.
Adams College, for the election of
delegates to the Nominating Con-
vention.
The following delegates were
elected by reclamation: III. p.
Robinson, w. +. Foster, j. L.
Warehouse, Jr., j. II. Patty, II.
Won Holt, S. b. Rose, J. D. Tucker,
J. II. Soper, M. S. Pereira, A. Z.
Kalaukoa, Kaneaiakala, Nahilihlli,
and j. Naone.-l3
2ND WARD.
This Ward met at the Lyceum
and elected the following delegates
to the nominating Convention.
J. J. Garden, E. S. Cunha, II.
Warehouse, p. Jones, Geo. Norton,
T. w Rawlins, f. c. Rowe, w. II.
Mclean, j. B. Iva, f. Harrison,
G. w. Kanoelehua apd F.. Turrill.
-12.
3RD WARD.
This Ward club met in the Re-
formatOry Schoolroom last evening.
The attendance was large, filling the
room. The special business of the
meeting was the election of dele
gates to the nominating Convention.
This was done by reclamation, as
decided upon at the previous meet
ing. Everything was pleasant and
perfectly harmonious from begin
ming to end. Names were proposed
and seconded by any member of the
club feeling so disposed. The chair
man of the club, who presided on
the occasion, although urged to
serve on the delegation, positively
declined, on the ground of being
unable to give full attention to the
Convention, owing to the peculiar
nature of his regular calling. Fol-
lowing are the names of the gentle
men, each and all of whom were
unanimously elected:
James /. Dowsett, Jr., Rev. w.
B. Oleson, w. l.. Wilcox, j. X.
Kapolena, W. A. Kinney, II. Mac
kintosh, j. Emmeluth, W. B. Rice,
John Cassidy, Chas. Hammer, and
Abraham Fernandez.-11.
4TH WARD.
The meeting of this Ward was
held at Aliiolani Hale. The follow
ing delegates were elected to the
nominating Convention. There were
81 votes cast, 3 of which were re-
| jected:
Captain j. c. Quincy 50, NJ. N.
Kennedy II, J. Asche "a, j. w.
Pratt 70, w. f. Sharratt Ga, Moses
Keliiaa 65, L. H. F. Wolters Sc, w.
E. Herricll 56, L. B. Murray 81.
9.
9TH WARD.
The meeting of this Ward was
held in the armory of the Honolulu
Rifles. There were l75 votes cast
for delegates to the nominating Con-
vention which resulted in the fol-
lowing choice.
II. Lose II, j. B. Anterior 40,
G. Howe 1863, C. Hedemann 1863 John
Mott 1877, II. c. Reid 1866, G.. A..
Brown 165, j. l.. Torbert 1854, j..
Camara, Jr., 16l, j. Anahu 1853,
M. Pereira 1872 and j. Dias l24.-12.
7TH WARD.
Ward Z Reform Club met in the
church at Waikiki, Major Hills, pre-
siding; E. G. Schuman, Secretary.
Nine delegates were elected to the
nominating Convention as follows :
g. Brown 81, S. Hookano, Sc,
H. j. Nolte 50, Frank Brown 81,
Kinikake so, Daniela Kawaa 45, E.
G. Schumann 45, Thos. Douglas
80, J. A. Magoon, 27.-9.
9TH WARD.
The voters of this Ward met in
the hall of the Government Nursery
and elected delegates to the nomi.
mating Convention. There were 1873
votes east which resulted in the
choice of the following:
w. G. Wilder 1879, Robert Lish-
man 1873, A. Jaeger 131, A. Young
127. r. j. Greene la. Julius
Hoting Ill, S. F. Graham 100, F.
B. McStocker 81, w. O. Smith 81
f. J. Lowrey 81, w. Lishman 40.